Thread regarding Shell Oil layoffs

Any rumors on the Distribution Ops and Midstream "merger"?

Anything going to happen besides top level management gone? New leadership July 1 but not a word about the rest of the peons.


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Post ID: @OP+1kvqvsgym

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3 months since the “merger” aka re-org or let’s get real a layoff and still no communication with onshore operations

If there was nothing to change (how to structure operations when chemical is unloaded) then why so long to announce anything

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Post ID: @9mt+1kvqvsgym

https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/articles/shell-draws-exxon-interest-in-8bn-us-chemical-assets-sale-040014861.html

Makes sense now

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Post ID: @95r+1kvqvsgym

Any updates? When are we going to know what's going on with operations?

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Post ID: @8rx+1kvqvsgym

Interviews going on this week for offshore ops and electrical spots. Maybe some clarify for those orgs coming next week. No timeline for Onshore Ops. As long as they keep the excellence team, all our hopes and dreams will come true.

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Post ID: @7ht+1kvqvsgym

It's after August 1th. When does the real story of what went down between SG, GM, and JS get told?

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Post ID: @6pz+1kvqvsgym

Town Hall today was a waste of time

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Post ID: @6dv+1kvqvsgym

Combined engineering going from ~125-130 boxes to 104 boxes. More assets, fewer people, lower job grades. The Shell way.

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Post ID: @57b+1kvqvsgym

@4t0 I used to support DOps. The facility engineer covers all engineering for the terminal or asset. So basically mechanical, rotating, electrical, reliability, etc. basically a hard side engineer.

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Post ID: @4td+1kvqvsgym

What's a facility engineer even do anyway?

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Post ID: @4t0+1kvqvsgym

@4dc i honestly don’t think shell cares for people based on all the reorgs and how they are done.

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Post ID: @4jj+1kvqvsgym

FYI, New management roles posted today.

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Post ID: @4h8+1kvqvsgym

Slowest, most unorganized re-org rollout in Shell history.

Underpinned by people principles: Care for People, Safety, Business Continuity, and Communication

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Post ID: @4dc+1kvqvsgym

Townhalls announced for engineering and offshore Ops. Nothing yet for onshore ops. Of course we wouldn't everything on the same timeline. That would make too much sense. Good luck to all involved.

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Post ID: @49y+1kvqvsgym

Whole bunch of private appointments on top management calendars but no info being shared. Wish they'd just hurry up and tell us if we have jobs or not.

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Post ID: @48b+1kvqvsgym

Top leadership is currently working on their business unit organization models
Speculation is that there will be a re- org after

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Post ID: @3hf+1kvqvsgym

Rumors hint to a bloodbath coming. Townhalls coming soon. So much for pound for pound best business in Shell. The leanest business getting leaner.

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Post ID: @397+1kvqvsgym

Well the groups have been lifted and shifted and drifted but still no news for the future of the peons.

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Post ID: @2m5+1kvqvsgym

Shitcanning. Lots of shitcanning.

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Post ID: @m8+1kvqvsgym

My guess is that once top management settles in and learns the specifics of managing their business model. Lesser JGs will endure a “re-org”. After that the lower tier JGs and hourly personnel will be set up as a scale ability group to support the current and lesser

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